The Minnesota Vikings are still undefeated with a record of 6-0 following their 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts last week, but now heading into Sunday, they have a tough matchup as Minnesota goes on the road to battle the 4-2 Detroit Lions.

For the Vikings to be able to stay undefeated, it is critical for them to be able to manage injuries, so let's take a look at the final injury report for Minnesota heading into this NFC North clash against Detroit on Sunday.

Questionable:

S Jay Ward (knee)

Set to Play:

RB Aaron Jones Sr. (knee)

TE Gavin Bartholomew (ankle)

G Joe Huber (knee)

T Brian O'Neil (knee)

T Christian Darrisaw (NIR-rest)

S Harrison Smith (NIR-res)

When looking at this injury report, the biggest takeaway is the fact that the Vikings do not have any players out for this game which is a good sign, especially because the season is now in Week 8 and the hits have begun to add up, but even so Minnesota has been able to stay mostly healthy.

Now looking at the players on this injury report, Ward is questionable and it is unknown whether or not he will play on Sunday. So, it will be interesting to see if he is active or if he does end up being out which could require someone to step up as Ward is a backup safety and a solid special teams contributor.

As far as the players on track to play and dealing with injuries, Jones, O'Neil, Huber, and Bartholomew are all key pieces for the offense, and while they have each dealt with their own injuries, they are all on track to play, which is key for this offense.

On another note, Darrisaw and Smith are both expected to play which is no surprise as they each did not have an injury, but were just resting which is great for them to be able to be ready to go on Sunday.

After seeing the injury report for the Vikings, there is no major concern for any key players which is great, especially when having a major matchup like Minnesota does this week against Detroit.

With that said, it will be interesting to see if Ward plays in this game and if someone has to step up in his place, as well as if this offense can figure out a way to get going, because if they can, they may have a great chance to improve to 7-0 and remain the only undefeated team in the NFL.